IPCA is here to help. This cable is not considered e-waste because it's not connected to any device or socket. So, it falls under metal waste instead.
Basically, if your waste has positive and negative poles, then you can include it in e-waste.
Now that you know what counts as e-waste and what doesn't, make sure to separate your e-waste carefully next time and send it for recycling.
This way, we can reduce health hazards and greenhouse gas emissions, and give waste a new life. For more tips, follow IPCA!
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